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Talal Chaudhry calls PTI Chief Imran ‘habitual offender’

F.P. Report

LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Talal Chaudhry said Friday while addressing a press conference in Faisalabad that Imran Khan was a habitual offender, alleging that he was organising rallies to put pressure on the justice system.

“Imran Khan is holding rallies in September to avoid punishment. He has already been pardoned in the contempt of court case,” he deplored.

“Rallies can be held even after a month. This is the time to help the distressed flood-hit people,” he stressed.

“Imran Khan did not leave anything in Toshakhana. He bought a tea set that had been given as a gift by a ruler for Rs3,500. He did not even spare tissue papers and vase,” he alleged.

“Nawaz Sharif had been disqualified for not taking salary from his son. Would that no injustice had been happened to Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz,” he pointed out.

The Frontier Post

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